Charlemagne's cathedral-building was not just architecture; it was a technology of awe and unity that tried to bring heaven onto earth.
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Charlemagne's cathedral-building was not just architecture; it was a technology of awe and unity that tried to bring heaven onto earth.
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"...prosperity in Europe. And he's most famous for the building of cathedrals. He built 14 of them. This is the most famous. It's called..."
"...when the priest speaks, his voice is projected all around the cathedral, and the walls bounce the voice back. And so the parishioners, the..."
"...This is Charlemagne, and today, he is buried in the Aachen Cathedral, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. His body is..."
"...vision and working with the same dedication this is the Aachen cathedral built in 1790 okay and guys this is what it looks like..."
"...first holy Roman emperor he was buried he's buried inside this cathedral but no one's saying this is a tomb okay we all know..."
"...this will restore the Byzantine Empire. The Hagia Sophia, the main Cathedral in Constantinople, which was the seat for many centuries, the seat of..."
"...as the Persian Empire. Okay. This is the Hagia Sophia, the Cathedral to Wisdom. And this is the great monument, the great legacy of..."
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